#polyboia

[my-name-is-apollo]

Shoutout to the neoclassical arts that depict Hyacinthus being resurrected

Gotta be one of my favourite genders

1. Hyacinthus Borne to the Heavens by Apollo by Annibale Carracci

2. Hyacinthus and Polyboia by Johann Martin von Wagner

3. Apollo and Hyacinthus by Giovanni Maria Morandi

[h0bg0blin-meat]

Polyboea: It doesn’t have a bone.

Hyacinthus: Then why is it called a boner?

[aimee-maroux]

Bit of an odd question, but are you the person who wrote that one Artemis x lady-I-can't-remember-the-name-of story, that described part of the sex as like blood gushing from a fatal wound, but it was only a little death? Because that was the best smut-related turn of phrase I've ever come across in my life, and it's been living in my head rent-free ever since I read it.

Ahhh, yes! That's from my story "Artemis and the Huntress", the pairing is Artemis x Polyboia (Hyakinthos' sister):

"Relax, my girl." Artemis whispered. "Let it happen." Polyboia closed her eyes. The climax hit her like a point blank shot, liquid gushing from her womanhood like blood flowing from a fatal wound. But it was just a little death.

I wanted to use something a bit feral but also I love word plays 😅

Thank you so much for the compliment, it makes me incredibly happy to know my writing left such a lasting impression 💖

[greekromangods]

Hyakinthos and Polyboia

Around 1804

Martin von Wagner (1777–1858)

Oil on canvas

Martin von Wagner Museum

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[go-rocksquadsfan]

Apollo and Hyacinthus but where Hyacinthus and Polyboia are the chthonic nature divinities they are thought to be... with that Princesse Mononoke scene. Is the vision seeable

He can be a prince simultaneously. He lives in the forest. He's war-like (Sparta obliges). He likes flowers. He lurks in the dark. He loves sports. He gnaws on raw fish. He's a god. He dies in summer